INFLUENCE OF WORD FREQUENCY, PREDICTABILITY AND PLAUSIBILITY ON INITIAL LANDING POSITIONS IN WORDS

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INFLUENCE OF WORD FREQUENCY, PREDICTABILITY AND PLAUSIBILITY ON INITIAL LANDING POSITIONS IN WORDS

Wu Jie1；Liu Zhifang2；Liu Nina1

Academy of Psychology and Behavior, Tianjin Normal University；Department of Psychology and Behavioral Sciences, Zhejiang University

Received:2011-03-22 Online:2011-06-20 Published:2011-06-20
Contact: Wu Jie

词频、可预测性及合理性对目标词首次注视位置的影响

吴捷1；刘志方2；刘妮娜1

天津师范大学心理与行为研究院；浙江大学心理与行为科学系

通讯作者: 吴捷
作者简介:吴捷，男，天津师范大学心理与行为研究院副研究员，博士
基金资助:
教育部2010年基地重大项目（10JJDXLX003）和天津师范大学科技开发基金项目（52WZ1002）

Abstract

Abstract: Three experiments were conducted to explore the effects of word frequency, predictability and plausibility on readers′ eye movements. Readers′ eye movements were monitored with EyelinkⅡ, in which participants read Chinese sentences containing high-or low-

Key words: eye movements, word frequency, word predictability, word plausibility, initial landing positions.

摘要： 采用三项实验分别考察了目标词的词频、可预测性和合理性对读者眼动模式的影响。结果显示：（1）词频、可预测性和合理性对目标词语的凝视时间和总注视时间都有显著影响，但在首次注视时间上主效应不显著；（2）词频和可预测性不影响目标词的跳读率和再注视概率，而合理性对目标词的再注视概率产生显著的影响；（3）远注视点眼跳倾向于将首次注视位置着落于目标词的开端部位，而近注视点眼跳倾向于将首次注视着落于目标词的中央部位；词频、可预测性和合理性均不影响首次注视位置。

关键词: 眼动, 词频, 可预测性, 合理性, 首次注视位置

CLC Number:

B842.5

Wu Jie1；Liu Zhifang2；Liu Nina1. INFLUENCE OF WORD FREQUENCY, PREDICTABILITY AND PLAUSIBILITY ON INITIAL LANDING POSITIONS IN WORDS[J]. .

吴捷；刘志方；刘妮娜. 词频、可预测性及合理性对目标词首次注视位置的影响[J]. .

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